Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-09-10

B. /. Truman returned from his trip to
San Francisco and Berkeley last Sunday.
A. NJ. Cromer Of Silver City. ia taking on,
some quite rich rock from his claim at pres
ent.
Byron Gates is steadily recovering his
health, and will probably be out in few
days.
Skating at the rink last night was made
ENJOYABLE by music furnished by the brass
band.
Rube Metcalf snd J. Fl. Blackburn. OF Sill
yer City, were in town last Wednesday on
business.
Soon the hunters will be starting for the
Sink Of the Carson, on duck slaughtering ex
petitions.
S. A. Knapp. OF Hawthorne was passen,
ger on las, Tuesdays train bound for San
Francisco.
H. NJ. Yeringtcn was passenger on last
Wednesdays train bound for the lower end
Of The road
Jack IIepwo-th, Russell Schooley and Ed.
Hancock left last Tuesday for hunt at the
sink Of the Carson.
George Barton and wife returned last Sun.
'ay morning from their visit to friends and
relatives in California.
Stop at Regan's, at the Mound House, and
get cool drink, when on your way to Car
son or Virginia by rail.
Tickets for the round trip 10 Reno, during
Fair time. can I've purchased at the C. & c.
on ce here at reduced rates.
Charley Watson and Ed Hamilton lef
last Monday evening for a deer hunt in the
Sicr as rear Ruhicon Springs.
Georg" Barton took a lnad from Silver
I i'y lasI Thur,day nighr 10 attend ..IIa,bor
Lich's," at Piper's Opera Hou,e.
Mrs. Wallace Coffin and children lef, last
dnr>dav evening for a vsit Of week or
wo 10 Reno trends and relatives.
The river is raising a ltlle and it IS
thought that some Of the pans in the Doug
ass mill ~ill he started ur lhe first Of NIX,
month
Do not be- induced TO axe some other
rarllr BE- sure 10 ger IIood'>, which j.,
p culiar.
~ .loll If,
last Monday morning t" stop a few weeks
with Mrs. c. o. Damon, ard also to visit
orher friends.
A carload Of rock from the Ida mine. Gar.
6"ld, was received at The Douglass mill,
Dav ton. on Tuesday 81 this We k More i
pxr"c'rd soon
The Oe>t and Ilaywa,d mines in Silver
Ci'v ar, working about fifteen men each
Ore from The Oes, is now being worked at
the Briggs mill.
The pinenut crop this yea is heavier Than
for many years past. According to The piui-
prophesv this means that We will have a |
long and hard Winter
! ne y. " y. failVolu company mas nm |
ished building cattle corral a, Waluska
for the convenience Of Mason Valley ranch. |
rrs who desire to ship stock.
The brass hand still keeps up its lick at
Some Of the members are put
ting in from six 10 ten hours a day Prac-
lice makes perfect also lot OF noise.
George Randalls valuable 7.year old |
stallion died last Sunday after an illness of
nearly two months. The animal suffered |
from paralysis and a combination of other |
ills that it was impossible TO cure.
Henry Collier. who is camping near
Como has so far killed four deer this sea.
son. He is an old deer hunter and knows
their haunts like book, but if you think he
will tell you where they are you are mistak.
en-.
Charles Box is uncle Box now. 1t is all
the fault Of his brother George. but George
says he could not help it either. The young
man weighs 10 pounds and resides in IIaw.
ihorne with his mother who is justly proud
Of him.
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Rulison left for Sac
ramenio the first Of this week. MIR Ruli
son returned Thursday and will take his de.
par,ure in few days to Montana to put the
Rae electric system in the Drum Lummond
mill there.
A week ago last Monday while riding af-
ter horses in the hills, George Reed was
thrown from his horse. He fell on his left
shoulder and bruised it pretty badly. since
when his left arm and hand have been par
tally psralyzed.
One of our prominent saloon men was in.
terviewed last Thursday morning by lady
friend who gave him sound temperance
lecture. He took her advice and did not
get drunk. that is. not very drunk. And it
was all on account of Eliza.